@Maira Molina There's no "business license," in a generic sense like a medical license or a CPA license or bar license (i.e. lawyers or booze), required to start in real estate investing.

Invest the time to put your deck together now, leave it generic, then when your schematics and proforma are done, you can plug the info in and go. 

If the question is phrased more generically, or the expected answer is more of a concept/rule vs a specific number, that isn't likely to warrant a charge. 

Once this document is created, then you can sleep good at night knowing a professional who understands the Investment World not only prepared the document you are using but will also have to defend it if need be.I would NOT use a Local Club or some other Investor's document or a generic lease form from Staples/Office Depot or Legal Zoom.

Mrlandlord has good leases that you can look at or you maybe able to put in a generic lease that this person is renting a room from you but make sure you put down specific information.A good idea would be to call the housing court in your area and ask them how to write up this lease.Marc

I just typed up a generic one.

They need to understand a generic estimate cannot adjust for problems or inaccuracies that a real appraiser would note.How could Zillow ever know the difference between an extravagantly updated or a really "hammered" interior?

I would include in my applicant packet generic information on how people can search the database if they are interested.  

Don't be too generic.  

There is a higher ethical standard than your generic PM.